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MOTS-C
Definition
MOTS-C is a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for its role in metabolic regulation and cellular stress response. In research settings, MOTS-C is used to explore communication between mitochondrial function and nuclear signaling pathways.
Chemical Structure
MOTS-C is a 16-amino-acid peptide encoded within mitochondrial DNA. Its unique origin allows researchers to study mitochondrial-nuclear signaling interactions.
FAQs
1. What makes MOTS-C unique in research?
MOTS-C is encoded by mitochondrial DNA rather than nuclear DNA.
2. Why is mitochondrial signaling important?
Mitochondria regulate energy production, stress response, and metabolic balance.
3. Is MOTS-C naturally occurring?
Yes. MOTS-C is a naturally occurring mitochondrial peptide.
4. Is MOTS-C FDA approved?
No. MOTS-C sold by ChRIS Peptides is for research use only.
5. What pathways are studied using MOTS-C?
Researchers explore metabolic adaptation and cellular stress signaling pathways.
6. Does MOTS-C influence glucose metabolism in studies?
Research models examine its role in metabolic signaling networks.
7. Is MOTS-C considered a hormone?
No. It is classified as a mitochondrial signaling peptide.
8. Does ChRIS Peptides provide protocols for MOTS-C?
No. Experimental protocols are not provided.
9. Are MOTS-C results model-dependent?
Yes. Outcomes vary by experimental system.
10. Why is MOTS-C relevant to aging research?
Researchers study how mitochondrial signaling changes over time.
